Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 25, 1889, Page 8

’ THE CITY. John A. Vanden Burg sold his st of drugs at 1611 Howard street, to €. Hunt, yesterday morning, for $1,000. The woman Hudson failed to appear against the expressman tes, who was puspected of stealing three trunks, con- gequently the prisoner was discharged. A complaint has been filed in the po- lice court against William Hix for leas- ing a house to a woman named Mamie “Nilliams who uses it for disreputable purposes. The water works company began work in compliance with the notice of the Florence city council on the grad- ing of Bridge and Washington streets, and gave promise, that the work would be continued Patrick Leonard, ixty years, died of consumption Twenty-ninth and Ames we. The funeral will tal i Saturday at 8 a, ra.to_Holy Family church, Interment will be in St. Mary's cemetery. The horse and sleigh which so mys- teriously disappeared Wednesday even ing from thedance hall at Central Park was found on the farmof a man m-:‘l Russey, some miles west of Central Park. It had received no damages. Personal Parazraphs. J. C. White, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton. W. A. Jamieson, of Edgar, is at _the. Pax- ton. QD. . Muir and wife, of Lincoln, are at the Paxton M. 8. Weaver and ni Murra H. S, Reed was a guest at the Millard yes terday J. C. Fuiler, Cedar Rapids, re he Murray Lindquest and wife, Nebraska City, registered at the istered at Nebraska City, is stop- ping at the Murray. William Angean, of Grand Island, is stop ping at the Paxton. J. E. Porter, of Cambridge, N. Y., is a a guest at the Murr George A. Farnl am, of atoga, N. Y., is stopping at the Murray. Hugh Walker, of Nebraska City, is stopping at the Paxton. S. W. Brown and wife, of Fricnd, are stopping at the Millard Robert J. Beattie, of Kearney, is one of the guests at the Paxton R. B. Wahlquist, of Hastings, was g at the Paxton yesterday. and J. W, ( d at the Mil J. W. Goff and C. H. T ay, of I'remont, registered at the Paxton lust night. Leave of absence for one month has been granted Second Lieutenant Lucius L. Dur- fee, Seventeenth infantry (Fort D. A. Rus sell, Wyo.), to take cffect about Ie Fred M. Youngs, foreman of press room, is passing around the cigars on the advent'of a twelve pound girl at his home. The young lady arrived yesterday afternoon. Guests at the Millard will iniss the genial countenance of Night Clerk W. A.S for a few weeks. He is taking a well vacation, and will spend it in'the south, In the meantime his brother, J. trong, will 1ill bis place with all the life'time experience. Until a week ded over the desk in the St. James, Kunsas City. guest , of Kear Wants to Fight. Billy Eawards, of Kansas City, is here for the purpose of arranging a fight witi any 127 pound in the we Stealing Lead. A young lad named John Lale was caught yesterday stealing 100 pounds of lead pive from Spiegel’s, on Douglas street near Pwelfth, and arrested by Oficer Cullen. Roche Supports Himself. County Clerk Roche stated yesterday that he believed the house committee on priviloges and elections had not opened the ballot boxes recently sent to the legislature, and that there was no poll books _in them to be exam- ined, as reported. Mr. Roche claims to have all the poll books of the recent election in his possession, as well as the keys to tho boxcs. — Philip Lang's Settlement. Philip Lang, the Farnam street shoe man, has compromised with his_creditors paying them 55 cents on the dollar, the amount aggregating £,250, the stock being valued at about $13,000. As a consequence of this agreement, Mr. Lang is now conducting his business m the same manner, as he did be- fore his recont temporary arrangement with his croditors, BTl Father aud Daughter Separated. Christof Doering and his_bride, formerly Louisa Zimmerman, left for Kansas City last night. The report in a morning paper to the effect that the twain was not brought back by Detective Blaufuss, is denied by the detective, who states that’ he accompanied them and had them under surveillance at all times enroute from Leavenworth to Omah Before leaving this o Mr. Zimmerman, the father of the girl, tendered the couple 50, through o messenger, but the money was declined.” The father refused to e reconciled, and refused to sco his daugh- ter, requesting them to keep out of his sight. Ought to go to Niagara Falls, Sam Dates an_expressman, charged a lady €6 for hauling a couple of trunks only a short distance. The legal rate was only $1, but the lady offered Dates, who is a negro, #in payment of the bill. He would not meeept this, and also refuseéd to give up her trunks unless she paid the extortionate fee of 85 She therefore caused his arrest on the charge of larceny. The judge offered to re- lease him if he would settle matters with the lady according to the legal rates, which he most gladly accepted. Opening the Slots, The Cable company has placed several men at worl along its lines opening the cable slots which the cold weather has decreased be- ond the usual width of five-cighths of an nch. The workmen use a steel wedge which they drive to the head, forcing an opening about an inch in width, They then insert u wrench with which they tighten the bolts and which draws back the guide rails 10 the required width. The work is not un- attended by dang as the wedge is some: times squeezed from the slot and flies fro quently to a distance of fifty feet. A blow from the wedge would cause painful results, e M The Express Companies Deflant Relative to the action taken by the produce commission men in sending out circulars instructing their country cor- respondents to ship produce by freight, in- stead of by express, Charles Potter, of the Wells-Fargo Express company, stated that it would not materially decrease'the business of nis company. The latter was paying little or no attention to the commission men, as far as their proposed boycott, which he didn’t consider a boycott, was concerned “There are Lwo secasons of the r that they cannot ship eggs by freight,” he said, “*That is when the weather is extremely cold or when it is intensely hot, So, you see, they will have to patronize some express company 1n order to save perishable goods.” - The First Baptist Church, Rev. A. W. Lamar was the presiding mod- erator at the anuual meeting of the First Bap tist church last night. The attendance was quite large and the reports of the various officers were gratifying. The membership is now 388, H. D. Rhoads, in his clerical report, stated that the membership Junuary 1, 1855, was 8317 additions by letter, 55; baptism, 44; ex- perlence, 5: restored, 2, thus making the in- crease 100, had not 49 left the church by letter, death ana exclu- sions, The net iancrease in membership i8 67. The treasurer, M. G. Maclend, re ported that the receipts of the church for the past year for expenses and benevolent puf poses were $11,130.84. The expenditures were $10,624.75, leaving a balance on hand of $211.50, One year ago there was only 30 cents in the treasury with an unpaid balance of §144. ‘The weeting closed with the election of oficers for the ensuing year, 1VE CARS. REFUSED. Why Has the Rock Island Sent Its Stock Away? A recent action of the Rock Island, in which & great part of its zolling stock was called in from the service of Omaha and South Omaha, Mas caused considerable com | ment in railway circles and also resulted in much complaint on the part of the shippe Yesterday Himebaugh & Merriam requested eighty-five Rock Island freight cars for ship ping purposes, but were informed by the local agent of the company here that his road could mnot accommodate them. The grain merchants = immediutely telegraphed to the oficials at Chicago, and received reply that no cars could be furnished. Inq the te in the Bluffs revealed the fact that but cars we available Just what this means has not as yet been developed, and the at taches of the road at this point when ques- tioned this morning could give no expia tion of the sity on. Itis ted that the Rock Island of have given out that th are using all their cars in handling the crop at various sections of the United Stat but this is regarded as a ve - excuse for the titude they have t d the Om: shipper.” It is whispered that the Rock Isiand is about to tic up with some other systemn, t just what th ombination is could not od. The Union clo vator company was _compelled to shut down to-day, the cars not being obtained. iencral Agents Organiz Tho al froi railroadas centering and communicating with Omaha met and effected an organization at the Millard hotel yesterday. Those present were: W. N. Babco of the Chicago & Northwestern; Thomas Miller, of the Bur lington; Daniel King of the Missouri Pacificy M. B, Williams, of the Wabash s, tevens, of the Rock Island; F A, Nash, of the Chi 0, Milwauk & St Paul; Joe Arthur, of the Chicago, ukee ¢ 108 Preston, of ie Chic dquarters ai New Y sented, and talked to some benefits that have resulted from similar or ganizations in New York, Chicago, St. Louis and such points of prominence. The pur- pose of the organization is to consider local matters pertaining to freizht r ndling — of trafic anization was port Babeock, of the ( as_chairman. Danicl King, who represeiited J. O. Phillippi, of the Missour rifie, chosen temporary secret neeting adjourned to convene next Mon- t the Millard. th on the with V. western, Officials Consult. Ed Dickinson, general superintendent of the Union Pacitic, has gone to Chicazo, whither he will consult with Vice President Holeombe and Assistant General Manager Mellen. Just what will resultisa matter of much conjecture at headquarters in Omaba, tailvond The obsequies of Superintendent MeConiff, of the Burlington, were held at I All the engines on his division of the systemn were heavily draped in mourning, and the engine on the overland that arrived in Omaha this morning was also draped to uis memory. A number of his associutes in raiway circles, inclading J. Phillippi of_the Missouri Pacifid and Assistant Gene Freight Agent Smith of the Burlington, left Omaha yesterday t0 be present at the funeral. His Successor uas not been appointed us yet. The Union Pacific has instructed its gen- eralattorney to draft a bill to be submitted to the legislature creating an inspector of locomotive engines. It is reported that W. H. Murphy, of this place, now purcha Rio Grande, is dying at Salt Lake C The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul even- ing train for Chicago will leave Omaha at 6:45 p. m. with vestibule cars on and after January 27 Notes. formerly B. A. Branch, western traveling passenger go & Atlantic, is in the agent of the Ch city. JIM (‘REI(-"H 'ON’S COURTESY. He Welcomes “Bee” Reporters to the Jefferson Square Parlor. Reporters, and especially those of Tur Bee, are among the “not wanted” at Rooms 23aud 24 in the Ware building—the place where frequent and protracted meetings are being held by the Jefferson square boomers. Every individual who enters the sacred pre- cinets of these apartments is suspected of being connected with the tdbooed class. About noon an innocent-looking young man dropved into Room 23 and addressing Mr, Creighton and J. B. Furay, who wt scated at a table examining some lithograpns of Jof- ferson square showing the elevation and other alleged advantages possessad by that much moofed spot as a location for the new hall, said Can either of you gentlemen tell me if a gentleman named” Collins [for jnstance| has been here this morning!” “Collins? You must mean Major Coltins, 0, he hasn't been here this morning.” That's funny,” said he of the innocent countenan said that he had to at- tend & meeting here this morning and told me to meet him here at 12, Has tHere been no meeting here this morning?” v, young man,” said Mr. Creighton, ng have you been with Tue Bre? ‘We know most of your men, but you are a new one to us. There, there, don't deny it. You are welcome. Come up any time, and we will tell you all we kuow,” with a wink at Mr, Fura; The young man was courteously dismissed. The lithographs that the Jefferson square ad- vocates have had printed, purport to show superiority of their site over the one on am strect, just about as visional city.! rnam-St. cte, Fisher Printing Co Tel. 1264, Blank book mu CORR AN G Jack the Ripper. Wednesday in « corner of Twenty-fourth and Lake, turning from the city, when they were start led by the crics of some female, scemingly in distress. They hurriedly followed up the first screain, when louder and more piercing than before came the cries of “Murder! Murder!” At that moment they perceived two figures only a few feet from the sidewalk in~ a hot struggle, and as they neared the ~ scone' the taller ofthe two took to flight. The men stopped to inquire from the woman the cause of the trouble, but she was out of breath and it took _lier some moments to recover her- self. When she did so she stated that she had just gotten off the and was on her way home when a man suddenly stepped be- fore her, seizing her wrist. and dragged her to the spot where she was then standing, The villain claimed to be “Jack the Ripper.’ ‘Phe men gave chase, but were unsuccessful, They reported the matter at the fort, and some six_men volunteered to hunt him up. The party had not returned as late as yes- terday morning. e Martin's First Wife, The first wife of Dan Martin, the alleged bigamist, is here with her child from St. Joseph, and produces her marriage certificate as evidence of her marciage with Daniel, She is willing to swear that no Qij vorce has been issucd, Her husband came o Owmaha to secure work and instead of sending for his family, it is alleged be illegally married Miss Douglass, Mrs, Martin No.1 had @ long talk with Chief Seavey and will bo retained as the prinzipal witness against hor husbana, Jim Douglass, a relative of the sccond wife, is determined to push the matter and sce that Martin gets the punishment he desorves. A communica: tion from one of the streetwar drivers to Tuk Bee denics the assertion that the street. car drivers, of whom Martin was one, at tempted to assist him &t the time of his arrost, or were even willing to shield him from the punishment he deserved, Sleepless nights made misevable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure {8 the remedy for you. For sale by Good- wan Drug Co. t agents of the various nd to give the exact eleva- tions, with several other things which are ¢ as the city hall on paper which is being hung throughout the ening avout 9 o'clock two men {from Fort Omaha were ssey’s drug store fon the THE GANG'S SCHEMF They Talk of Legislating Mayor Broatch Out of Office, Wednesday mrorning a delegation of prosent and ex-officials of the city went to Lincoln, among them being Messrs. Hascall, Lowrey and Bochel, The intent of the trip, it has been stated, is to effect an amendment to the charter which is soon to come up before the legislature for consideration. The amendment is to change the time of holding the city election from December to the 1at of May, 1f that shiould be done and the law should be made retroactive, it wi the effect of legisla ent raayor, together with as many officers as the law might be framed to in clude @Such legislation, however, it is known would ba mainly directed inst the ma, who is well known to 0 fallen into dis pleasure with the busted combine of the old council Speaking of the matter yes! v a citizen who see 1 to be cognizar of what was being done, said that the scheme was one of private animosity and spite, and could r sult if carri out only in com vlete disarrangement of municipal order and arrangement. Tho fiscal year which now b 18 on January 1 would be changed to May 1, which = would entail a repetition of the annoyance which was expe 1 when the last change was made. With regard to legislating Mayor Broatch out of oftice, the speaker said he had no that that would be done because the mayor had more friends in Lincoln, than the gang would be able to produce. m the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, Dee. 12, 1880, Wear bly informed that the mortality from diphtheria, under the treatment of Dr., Thos. Jefferis of this city is merely nominal, not exceeding one-fifth of one per cent. Such being the ease no time should be lost in plac ing his remedy within the reach of every family and thus save annually hundreds of thousands of liv Diphtheria is. the most universally destructive pestilence that has aflictea the world during the last hundred cess attending the use of Dr. Jefferis' Pro- ventive and Cure for Diphitheria has no equal. 1 speak from experience, having used it in my own family; I winted with the facts connected_with its usc m_our cit W. R. Vavany, Mayol No physician requirc of remedy box No. (Dr. ired from activ -) Numbr The Little Pitcher club, Séver Faraam street school, will give a school en tertainment to their parents and their friends at their room, No. 8, Friday afternoon, Janu ary PROGIANVIE. retary’s Report ... ......Mabel e Joily Blacismith=Song. .. Whoie 5 Young America—Reading. . ....Sadie Gibson Just Kate —Reeitation. . .. . Moshicr Colpetzer Guess His Name—Historieal Tmpersoua. Roll Call & tion Ry _Greorge Pervis The Fairy Ring—Piano Recitation. . ... An Ung viship - Re tion SEonrneNels Musing of ar Horse ™ Composi- tion L Anuie ¢ ... L Whale S orous Reeitation Eftic Benson Qitors. ... .Alice Anderson, Waliden Branch Itz—Piano. ... Susie Colpetzer 1—Composition. Ant Hu ood ho Rock—[Recitation ... .. DeWitt Turgland Humorous Reading i rl Wescott *..Whole School sposition .. essie Godso Speech o Dick Gray alse lente lora \Webster The Old Man Goes to School—Recitation o Grace Lenard ening idells—Nonz.. A Dream of the Future What A enezer—Recitition. Arthur Welshans reater Use “It means more trouble!" Sergeant Welsh of the weather burcau glanced over the top of a letter and made the above remark yesterday morning, as he was slowly walking up the stairs of the gove ment building. @ Wartroables in the Samoa affai (G Don’t you know this is a pretty nice day and that the temperature all over the country has taken a tumble to_itself. How is the ther! Well, there variation in the ture but there has been a gre: out the entire northwest, it means colder weather in a few days. indications now, however, for warme weather, but a rising like to-day at th son of the year is indi Cold invariably follows an uny spell at this time of the year. It is sure to come, but it may be scveral days getting here.’ It will be warmer to-morrow, and then in two or thrce days watch my flag.” The temperature was high away up in Montana. _At Fort Assinaboine there was a riso o At Fort Custer the mercury 0 jumped up 265, At Helena there was a ri of 20°. At Fort Buford and North Plat the same rise was experienced. Look at This. All kinds of merchandise and per- sonal property wanted in exchange for improved furms and wild land. Foreign Emigration Co..r 2& 5 1 (enam st. — Cheap Excursions to Sutherland Florida, The first excursion to leave Omaha vin the Wabash on Monday, Jan 5. For tickets, sleeping car accommodations and full information, call on or write N. CLAYTON, , Omaha, N utherland will b. prise. The leading citiz North Bend, Neb.— C. Cusack, O. M. Scott, A. K. Walla, K. Col lins, T, B, Purcell and M. Dowling—have or- ganized themselves into a corporation, en- titled the Nebraska Adamant Wall Plaster company, with headquarters at South Omaha, ' As the name implics their business will be the manufacture of adamunt wull plaster and cromalith. For their invention the company claims that its use will do away with the necessity of wood ceiling, since the adamant admits of a beautiful finish, is « and adheres strongly to any substance Tho company have ample facilities at South Omaha and are_confident of winning the favor of the public during the coming season. Ten or a dozen men will be given employment during the season. Ice For Sale. Kearney Ice company, of Kearney, Neb., have ice forsale in car lots in any auaniity to suit purchaser. The best clear lake 1ce in the state. e Burglars at Work, Wednesday night C. H. Garver's hardware store, on Sixteenth street near Jackson, was entered by burglars and a quantity of cutlery and flue hardware stolen, amouunting in all 1o about $160. Entrance was gained by breaking the lock on the back door. No clue has been obtained to the burglars or property. Incorporated. The Gate City Ice company filed articles of incorporaiion yesterday afternoon, the capital stock being 31,000, The incorporators are Benjamin J. Benzon, Peter D."Mattson and Benjawin Melquist. e Florida Excursion. The excursion to Sutherland, Fla., which leaves Omaha, Monday, 28th inst., at 4:156 p. m., will probably be the only one this winter. Fare very low, Inguire Wabash office. 1THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: KIDNEY e st srinasy troublosen Iy and safely cured by DOCTU (4 sules, Beveralcases cured in seven days. Sold L6 Kv‘r box, all ¢ cuta PEERLESS DYES &i%) bRt Absolutely Pure. This powder never varles, A mavvel of purity strength uud wholesomeness, More economical than the ordinary kints, and cannot be sold_in competition with the wultitudes of low costy shortweight alim or phosph owders, only in cans. Itoyal Buking Powder Co. 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Gutruteediha oy 8o the world generaiiug ‘ncontinuots Flecirio & Magnel ourent. felentiic, rowerful, Dyfuble, fortatlo aud Eifectivoy AVGd friudd 70000 cu 1 §iathp for pamphich 0’ 10 BELTS FOR DISEAKES, INVETOR, 181 WABASA AVE.. CHigAQD. Iy (Y PENNYROYAL WAFERS aro suceessfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Aro Safe, Efects “fand Pleasant g §iperbox by mallor st druggluts, Sealed riiculars 2 postage stamps. Address Tos Evrsss OuEXICAL CO., DEFRoIT, Mich For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Co,, Omaha, Neb, = ulcks uggiats, or by mail trom Dox te Mfg. Co 112 White SL/N. Y. Full Dir 1 lots in our boy strictly bargains we have ever offered. Continental for less than & tee every garment Boys’ Knee Pant Suits, Price $5. We offer s-qeral lines of boys’ knee pant suits at the popular price of ¢5. We have de- better goods for service at any price than may be found in this lot popular price of <5, in order to close out some large lines before receiving our spring goods All sizes, 4 to 14. Knee pants, only. Price ¢5. Boys’ Knee Pants, 50c. We have sclected about 100 pairs of Boys' Knee Pants, strictly all wool goods, which we have decided to close out at 50 cents per pair. Mens’ The sale of Kersey Overcoats advertised last week, w of our ratin lined, brown Kersey overcoats at §18. Orders will be filled on this coat until February 1st. Mens’ Frieze Ulsters. Reduced to $15. have been 8o popular with business men this m The balance sf our Frieze Ulsters, which season, we have de-ided to close at <L5. rather than earry any of this lot until next season The garment could not be jobbed at this pri e. bhut we purchase these goods direct and manufacture every garment in our own room, and in this way we can place goods on our counters at pri ordinary dealer, Our mail order department needs no introduction. send their orders for any article of merchandise in our establishment. The goods are sent press and if not satisfactory, may be returned at our expense. 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